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<blockquote data-quote="Rowdie" data-source="post: 61213" data-attributes="member: 272">Not sure how many nonresident tags they issue, but without knowing the area or having someone to take you, if would be pretty tough not to step on some toes.&nbsp; I've had permission on a ranch that contained a lot of tribal, and a fair amount of deeded (state) land also.&nbsp; Its not fenced out just one big pasture that checker board state and tribal.&nbsp; Technically I would need a state tag if I shot on state/deeded land, but that particular ranch, its just treated as tribal.&nbsp; In fact a buddy had permission from the land owner, and some tribal residents tried chasing him off the land.&nbsp; You see, their names are probably on the allotments that are then leased to the rancher who own's the deeded land.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's their ranch and cattle, but there is no way they can keep out the tribal members, or anyone else with a tribal tag.&nbsp; But you got these guys who think that because their name is on the allotment (along with dozens of others if not hundreds in most cases) that they can rule that land.&nbsp;&nbsp; In short its a mess, I pretty much get a tribal map, and know most of the landowners I'm hunting on.&nbsp; There are areas that there is so much tribal, that everyone just hunts it with tribal tags, not even sure who's cattle are in there from year to year.&nbsp; Other areas are different, depends who's leasing the land.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rowdie, post: 61213, member: 272"] Not sure how many nonresident tags they issue, but without knowing the area or having someone to take you, if would be pretty tough not to step on some toes. I've had permission on a ranch that contained a lot of tribal, and a fair amount of deeded (state) land also. Its not fenced out just one big pasture that checker board state and tribal. Technically I would need a state tag if I shot on state/deeded land, but that particular ranch, its just treated as tribal. In fact a buddy had permission from the land owner, and some tribal residents tried chasing him off the land. You see, their names are probably on the allotments that are then leased to the rancher who own's the deeded land. It's their ranch and cattle, but there is no way they can keep out the tribal members, or anyone else with a tribal tag. But you got these guys who think that because their name is on the allotment (along with dozens of others if not hundreds in most cases) that they can rule that land. In short its a mess, I pretty much get a tribal map, and know most of the landowners I'm hunting on. There are areas that there is so much tribal, that everyone just hunts it with tribal tags, not even sure who's cattle are in there from year to year. Other areas are different, depends who's leasing the land. [/QUOTE]

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